Week in Charts: Dentsu on Leveraging Tech Clients as Partners, Video Drives Podcasting Revenues, and Ofcom Finds Rising Harms to Children on Social Media
In this week's Week in Charts, Dentsu on leveraging tech clients as partners, video drives podcasting revenues, and Ofcom finds "little change" to children's harms on social media. To have Week in Charts delivered to your inbox, you can sign up to the newsletter here. Quote of the Week Number of the Week Read More
Goalhanger Invests in Invisible Media and Backyard Cricket via ‘Goalhanger Ventures’
British podcast production and distribution business Goalhanger, whose portfolio includes The Rest is Politics, The Rest is History, Empire, and We Have Ways of Making You Talk, this morning announced the launch of Goalhanger Ventures, a new investment and partnership arm which it says will back creator-led businesses operating across video, social, audio, live, and commercial platforms. Alongside the Read More
How Blueland Reinvented Its Packaging for the Retail Aisle
The sustainable brand revamped its logo and rolled out new colors to packaging.
Primark Takes Its Boldest Shot Yet at Winning Over American Shoppers
On the heels of a splashy Manhattan opening, Primark launches first global campaign with a focus on winning over U.S. consumers.
Etsy Bets Human Moments Still Matter More Than Algorithms
In the age of AI, Etsy wants to celebrate the moments that make us human.
Leith walks the line between hope and reality for Tennent’s World Cup bid
It’s all football from now on in, so we may as well go with the flow. But please, so-called England fans, stop banging on about “60 years of hurt.” Completely self-inflicted. Anyway the Scots are returning to the finals after 28 years so what do you do if you’re Tennents and Scotland’s finest, Leith? They’re … The post Leith walks the line between hope and reality for Tennent’s World Cup bid first appeared on More About Advertising.
MAA blast from the past: Gareth Southgate for Pizza Hut
Dear England from the BBC, by James Graham based on his play, is one of the better things on the box with Joseph Fiennes’ portrayal of idealistic England manager Gareth Southgate sure to pick a well deserved award or three. It begins with Gareth’s penalty nightmare at Euro 1996 when Terry Venables’ likely winners were … The post MAA blast from the past: Gareth Southgate for Pizza Hut first appeared on More About Advertising.
D&AD Yellow Pencil winners with Cannes in their sights
In the first D&AD awards since David Patton took over as CEO, the UK took home 25 Yellow Pencils, only just behind the US’s tally of 27. This year’s president is Lisa Smith, global chief design officer at Uncommon Creative Studio and both she and Patton are using their stellar reputations to build D&AD’s status … The post D&AD Yellow Pencil winners with Cannes in their sights first appeared on More About Advertising.
Creative Leaders Place Their Bets on 19 Campaigns to Win at Cannes Lions 2026
From a lo-fi video game to darkly funny musicals to meta movie marketing, here are ADWEEK's 2026 Cannes contenders.
Ben & Jerry’s Ben Cohen Says Selling Your Business Is ‘A Shitty Goal’
ADWEEK spoke to Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen about his activism, sticking to his brand mission, and the case for preserving independence.










